This dive site features the C-59 Wreck, an American military boat intentionally sunk to create an artificial reef. Sitting at a maximum depth of 19 meters with an average depth of 9 meters, it offers an accessible and interesting dive for Open Water and Advanced Open Water certified divers. Navigation around the wreck is generally straightforward, exploring its structure and the marine life it attracts.
The C-59 Wreck is a vibrant habitat for diverse marine species. Divers can expect to encounter various eels, colorful Cortez angelfish, and schools of surgeonfishes and sardines. Grunts, snapper, and other common reef inhabitants add to the lively underwater scene around the artificial reef.
The dive site is enjoyable year-round, offering consistent conditions in the region. Its relatively shallow average depth makes it suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers looking to explore a wreck. For photographers, the wreck provides excellent opportunities for wide-angle shots of its structure and the schooling fish, making it a rewarding experience for all.
